Lmaooo

Hmm….idk! There were so many aspects I really liked (the cinematography, Adrian Brody’s acting, the interpersonal exploration of American capitalism) but it just didn’t hit. The film is marketed as an epic but I don’t feel like it lived up to that title when the majority of the film takes place over a couple years. Maybe I would’ve been more convinced If the ending didn’t feel so rushed. I also just can’t shake the feeling that movies about immigration are only in the national spotlight when the characters are white. And the way film flirted with Zionism when the protagonists are displaced people? Interesting!

It’s like edging without the satisfaction

Aaron is asleep